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Old 01-10-2008, 10:58 AM
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Default 6 volts out of JR 2 channel RX

A friend of mine has a JR 2 channel RX in his buggy. When supplied with 6 volts via the power port, it only feeds 4.8 to the servos. If you run the battery to a servo channel it feeds a full 6 volts to the other servo channel. If he had more than 2 channels I would just tell him to plug the battery in on an unused servo port, but with only 2 channels the only way he can feed voltage through a servo port is with a Y connector. Is this OK or will it harm the RX or the servo? Is there a way to mod the JR RX to feed a full 6 volts to the servos while having the battery lead plugged into the battery port. I assume it must just be a resistor or VR in the circuit that can be jumpered, but would like some guidance from anyone with experience if possible. thank you.
Old 01-13-2008, 02:54 PM
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Default RE: 6 volts out of JR 2 channel RX

Its fine to feed in the battery with a y harness.... I have no idea why it goes 6 volts in and only 4.8 out, other than perhaps its a 'feature" JR put in since some servos can not handle 6 volts....

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